HP Releases HP Envy Models With Wooden Design, Computex 2019

Computex 2019, the well-known computer expo held annually are taking place in Taipei, Taiwan at the moment. Since the early 2000s, Computex has been considered as the largest computer and technology trade show in the world. Among several products from other famous competitors in hardware manufacturing, the US-based company HP has also brought to the expo its latest devices as well.

The first impression Intel made this year comes from wood-accented Envy laptops. After playing around with materials like leather, HP did focus on wood for its products by integrating natural material with modern devices. Customers are getting real wood, not a vinyl cover because HP claimed that it has committed a sustainable way in sourcing the wood.

The Wood Series of Envy model with the sheer novelty has wood veneers on the palm rests and touchpad. Although it looks so elegant and comfortable, it’s unclear about the touchpad area is a suitable place to be veneered. The new appearance will arrive in the models of HP Envy 13, both x360 13 and x360 15, and Envy 17 as well.

For your information, the HP Envy Wood Series will be launched in three variants: Natural Silver with Pale Birch, Ceramic White with White Birch, and Nightfall Black with Natural Walnut.
HP offers choices between a next-gen Intel Core processors and AMD new Ryzen processors. However, the company gives no information about an official launch date or price.

Additionally, HP designed leather-clad for its Elite x2 G4 alongside incorporating Sure View privacy screen technology. The Microsoft Surface-competitor Elite x2 G4 may available in August with a starting price at $1,500.

HP originally launched the series of HP Envy in October 2009 with two high-performance models - Envy 113 and Envy 15. After that, HP expanded the series with the addition of Envy 14 and Envy 17 models.